Photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald being transferred to a more secure jail. He is flanked by two men in hats. Members of the press, who look to Oswald, stand behind him, and to the right Jack Ruby points a gun at his stomach.

Photographs of Jack Ruby standing. There is a small marker next to his foot that reads "Dallas Police 36398 11-24-63."

Jailer's Release Form which document the transfer of Jack Ruby for processing.

Individual jailer's permits to visit Jack Ruby issued to George Martin and Tom Howard on November 24, 1963.

Individual jailer's permit to visit Jack Ruby issued to Pauline Hall and Eva L. Grant on November 24, 1963.

Jailer's release form for the transfer of Jack Ruby.

Photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald lying on a gurney, which has been placed on the trunk of a car. He appears to have fainted, and several men surround him.

Photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald lying on a gurney. A man reaches down to push the gurney forward.

Letter from Red Benson to Henry Wade with information regarding the activities of Lee Harvey Oswald.

Letter addressed to Captain Will Fritz of the Dallas Police Department. In the letter, J. D. Chastain states that bullets and a revolver were submitted to the laboratory.

Carbon copy of a letter to Mr. Joe Hatcher from Chief Charles Batchelor. Batchelor states that he is delighted to hear that Hatcher's group will be visiting Dallas and suggests they allow an officer to spot their bus in an appropriate place.

List of the on duty and off duty officers of the Homicide and Robbery Bureau on November 24, 1963, the date of Lee Harvey Oswald's transfer.

List of duty status officers of the Homicide and Robbery Bureau on November 24, 1963. The list includes the time reported for duty for each officer on the day of Lee Harvey Oswald's transfer.

Memorandum by V. C. Campbell states that a mug shot negative of Jack Ruby was released to T. A. Hutson. A handwritten note on the reverse reads: "At same date and time noted on reverse, Assistant Chief T. A. Hutson handed down the original negative mug shot to Chief D. A. Byrd who in turn gave it to Mr. Jack Moriarty and Mr. Harold A. Rose of the House Select Committee. The negative was a loan and was to be returned to this department on completion of their investigation."

Memorandum by C. V. Campbell states that a mug shot negative of Lee Harvey Oswald was released to Assistant Chief of Police T. A. Hutson. A handwritten note on the back reads: "On same date and time noted on reverse, Assistant Chief T. A. Hutson handed the original negative mug shot to Chief D. A. Byrd who in turn gave it to Mr. Jack Moriarty and Mr. Harold A. Rose of the House Select Committee. The negative was a load and was to be returned to this department upon completion of their investigation."

Memo to Captain Fritz from J. R. Leavelle concerning Jack Ruby. The memo is regarding various sources to be questioned about Jack Ruby.

Memo to Captain Fritz from J. R. Leavelle concerning Jack Ruby. The memo is regarding various sources to be questioned about Jack Ruby.

Memo to Captain Fritz from J. R. Leavelle concerning Jack Ruby. The memo is regarding various sources to be questioned about Jack Ruby.

Annotated carbon copy of a memo sent to Henry Wade by Everett. The memo presents a list of individuals who have firsthand knowledge of Jack Ruby's reputation for being an attention seeker. The list includes names, addresses, and short descriptions of the individuals' experiences with Ruby.

Annotated carbon copy of two memos sent to Henry Wade by Everett. The memos present lists of individuals who have firsthand knowledge of acts of brutality and bad character committed by Jack Ruby. The list includes names, addresses, and short descriptions of the individuals' experiences with Ruby.

Annotated carbon copy of a memo sent to Henry Wade by Zimmerman. The memo presents a list of individuals who have firsthand knowledge of Jack Ruby's good character. The list includes names and short descriptions of the individuals' experiences with Ruby.

Photograph of Jack Ruby holding a gun in front of him and looking behind him, where several men attempt to catch the wounded Lee Harvey Oswald.

Microfilm copy of an arrest report regarding investigative prisoner Jack Ruby. The report states that Ruby shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald.

Microfilm copy of a case report which regards Jack Ruby. The report is largely illegible.